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Originally Posted by phenomshel
No - or at least not at the present moment. At this point in time, (not saying it won't change next week, mind you), Windows is the only operating system that reads every DRM'd and non DRM'd ebook format out there.
ETA: Hey, that's a project for someone - make a chart in the wiki about what O/S's support which formats.
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AFAIK *no* O/S supports an ebook format. It's the reader software that supports the format. So that would need to be a rather complicated matrix, starting with the O/S, showing what software exists for it, and then showing what formats are supported by the software.
(Note: text might be an exception to the above, although I'm not actually certain. A big question is what constitutes the O/S? For instance, most, if not all, versions of Windows include Notepad. Let's say they all do, for argument's sake. Does that make it a part of the O/S? I'd say no-because you can delete it & the O/S will still work. But others might say yes because all versions come with it. Dealer's choice, I guess.)